Corporate Advisory Lawyers.
We provide comprehensive and specialised legal support to businesses, ensuring they navigate complex legal environments with confidence.
Our team possesses extensive experience and in-depth legal knowledge, committed to offering tailored legal solutions for a wide range of businesses, including businesses in the manufacturing sector, international trade sectors, renewable energy sectors, investment entities and multinational corporations. Our services cover key areas such as compliance management, contract drafting and review, merges and acquisitions, intellectual property advice and employment law. Through efficient legal support, we help clients effectively mitigate risks, safeguard assets, and drive sustainable business growth.
Mergers and acquisitions
Providing professional legal support for M&A and restructuring projects, from due diligence and contract drafting to transaction negotiations, helping enterprises optimize resource allocation.
Compliance management
License review and applications, assisting businesses identify, prevent, and resolve compliance risks, ensuring operations comply with relevant regulations and reducing legal risks.
Foreign Investment Review Board
Providing compliance legal services for non-Australian residents, ensuring that the proposed investment in Australia complies with the latest FIRB regulations, helping you avoid fines and legal risks.
Corporate structure and advisory
Covering business structure, compliance consulting, contract review, and dispute resolution, we help clients optimize operations, reduce risks, and achieve sustainable development.
Commercial contract management
Providing high-level commercial contract legal services covering every stage of the contract lifecycle, including the design and drafting of various types of commercial contracts, review and optimisation, negotiation support, and compliance auditing of contracts.
Intellectual property
Providing professional, efficient, and comprehensive intellectual property legal services, covering patent, trademark, copyright protection, and infringement disputes, helping businesses protect and expand their intellectual property in the global market.
Employment law
We provide comprehensive employment law services, covering employment contracts, dismissal disputes, and more, helping businesses and employees resolve employment-related issues.
Franchising
Providing comprehensive and precise franchise-related legal services for businesses, assisting in building robust franchise systems. Our services include drafting franchise agreements, designing and optimising the legal structure of franchise systems, and resolving franchise-related disputes and conflicts.
Mergers and acquisitions
Compliance management
Foreign Investment Review Board
Corporate structure and advisory
Commercial contract management
Intellectual property
Employment law
Franchising
Contact our Business Lawyers today.
Lu Cheng.
Principal.
- Disputes & Business Law
- 03 9890 3321
- Email Address: l.cheng@robinsongill.com.au
Serena Ding.
Principal.
- Property, Business & Public Notary
- 03 9890 3321
- Email Address: s.ding@robinsongill.com.au
Sarah Wang.
Asia Desk - Head of Client Relationships.
David Wang.
Special Counsel.
Resources & FAQs
Answers to common questions in
relation to the expertise.
Commercial property: why is it important to conduct due diligence on leases and tenants
Many investors purchase retail and commercial properties for investment, such as retail shops, warehouses, shopping centres and childcare centres. The value of these properties largely depends on whether they are tenanted, and the quality of the leases.
Shareholders and directors’ rights to access books and records of the company (Part 2)
In Australia, directors’ have the right to access the company’s books and records for the board they serve on. This right is governed by the various provisions in the Corporations Act and the company’s constitution.
Unfair Contract Terms Law Reform – Reconsider Your Standard Form Contracts to Avoid Penalty
From 9 November 2023, the Treasury Laws Amendment (More Competition, Better Prices) Act 2022 (Act) will introduce reforms to the Unfair Contract Terms (UCT) regime under the Australian Consumer Law.